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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

The Wheeling NJ. Z. Ministerial ASCOT.
alton met in the Y. M. @. A. building at 8
o'clock yenterday afternoon, and oponed
with devotional ~aervices led by Rsv.T. E,
Galway, with Presiding Elder s. G. Jones
In the chair.
Tho Fourth Street, Ohspline Street,
T,isdelphia, Thomson, Fulton and Zane
street. churches we're reported by their
pastors, all exhibiting IN encouraging de.
gree OF progress. The work of the district
was presented by the Presiding Elder as
moving on pleasantly and en%couragingly.
Speeches are to DO limited to ten min.
utes and tho seesionn OF the Association
to one and q half hours.
Tho order Of business for next Monday
is, "Whst steps should be taken by the
people OF Wheeling to aecure the passage
OF the Pr5hibitory Amendment p"
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N. Ruhn's leo house Is about completed.
Mis- Mary Todd lcaves to-day to visit friends In
Pittsburgh. -
Albert Handle has resigned his position In Il. Z,
Wells drug store. $3.50 -
This street crossings are III a bad condition, and
should be fixed before winter.
The citir ans hero arc pleased that Pro!esor
Hsupt will In a lew days open his course Of German
le sons he Q. gen -"
Tho foot bridge near Lincoln streut, E,uayille.
Is sadly In need of repairs and should DO looked
alter at once '
George Chandler was so unfortunate as to lose
ms purse sunday. containing considerable money
and valuable papers. ~ -.
The contemplated Catholic Fair to DO held on
me 18TH, 10th and 18th OF December, in Heinlein's
hall. VIII DO ono OF tho biGgcs! affairs Of tho Kind
ever held i5 this city The contest for two gold
watches and a elk quilt Is being looked forward
wi interest," and preparations arc being made
Losr. leather reeket book. Owners name in.
Sue BOOB contained considerable money, check
anu other valuable papers. Any one returning Inc
samG to D.. E, Wells drug store. Bridgeport, Ohio,
vii DO literally rewarded by George ~. uhaud.
GA. HH.H## Dr. .#"... q. L.. ..#. H# 4
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BELLAIRE.

r ...# . ----
Al Borts OF L,cnl News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
David King has moved up 10 Rose Hill.
Miss Neal. OF Shecllng, Is visiting friends here.
Free lecture from 9 to 10 a. M. to-day at City
William Vest, Of the Second ward, Ia In Woods.
W Grant Baker, Of Findlay, Is In tho city on
business.
Rev. VIZ. Mclaughlin is very we'll liked by his
congregation.
NJ J,hu Eeyser, OF the Independent, Is In West
Virginia hunting.
Several wheeling people were down taking In
the lights Sunday.
@r, William Butcher and Miss Bessie Moore were
married last week. DI.T 49,
MI !, Castor. the stencil man Of Wheeling, was In
william L Peunel, Of the Philadelphia shoe
trade. Is in The city
A small child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay, OF the Fourth
ward, died yesterday,
MI Joseph A. Faris j., Of the Rtgatr onlce, was
In the city over Sunday.
Hop. John Mcbride will speak to the miners In
City Hall, Thursday night.
Ve,nona Jarheau had a s,od house last night at
me Eiyhian In - tar.llght."
John A; Gal'ahar has returned from Marietta,
70 hllV tklIlCt H". q
Some of the streets In tho F .urth ward need
clnoer ort0mething on the sidewalks.
Nj. Warner, OF tho firm OF IRISH and Warner. the
RAILROAD uemen, isin the city on business.
ROBERT .ockburn. Of Vellsyille, Is In the CITY nm
business for The lcvelaud VI itt,burgh Railioad
Sessrs. James hcGreg0r and Elmer Tarbett have
gone 10 Martinsburg, Me,t Va, for a two weeks
hunt.
sixty Odd Fellows went from here to Clarington
SAl uEuuy nlpht. They pOt homo NJ 4 o,olool, S..,
day morning. -" ~.O1A
Henry, Over had one Of his feet bndly mashed
laSt week lie Is the manager OF tho Beliaire win.
dow glass works 800 'A1- VIZ
IheIe was a freight wreck on the Baltiu ora G
oh'o rold SUNDAY night Trains were DELAYED yes.
le!day mo ming several hours,
George O Robinson received his brother,a liza ~.
s,lrArce yesterday. S5,235. lanes +. Mo.rison va,
me a9ent. and the remittance from tho Mutual
was prompt. A
The steamer Princes, Emma, Telegram and R.
?. sMl,ilps ave bringing mp lots OF proiure aud TO.
bscco Tor the Eastern markets, to DO Skinned vIo
the Z. 4 T. Railroad. w.
: hree men were burned ut the still works ves,er.
Gsy morning by the x%p'oSion Of q mould ! Jobn
rSIe nau 70 10 carried home while d Brown and
nalies bucvhatt returned to their work after their
burns were dressed. $500 ' .
This Is opening week forsthe "German In Five
. eek" co rise bv tho otlQirator OF he new meth.
o., ufoiessot Haurt. The ity Hall last night
was llled BY al audience OF Bel ai.s's best n, o3ic
va nelnesday and FIJI lay nights this week al who
cannot attend he daily free less N from 0 TO 10 A
N. are cordially invited. REGARDLESS Of any with
sney may or may not entertain 10 take the course.
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LAUNA BHLLlNI OBJECTS
To any Coufusibn ~ 10 uor Idontity-St
Did Not Sing Here.


To any Coufuslbn NJ to usr Identity-shs
Did Not Sing Here.
The following self.explAnatory commu'
nlcaticn was received at this office las'
evening:
MANsrlELD, O., Nov. q, 1887.
To The Editor Of the LnieGgencr.
sIR:-ln the Register iesued last Friday
II was stated that | papg tho role OF Sat
in tho "Gypsy Baron" an opera givs1
twice on Thanksgiving day in Wheeling
I was not there with tho company and
was not expected to sing there, as l hat
prevloualy arranged with tho mansger 70,
alew days rest, Iud my name should MOI
have been on the house programmes
though 1t appeared tllore, and the he9ite,
was no doub! mieled by 1t.
It Is true, l am the prima donna soprano
Of that company, and 80 i: is my intention
md wish to slng in Wheeling next season
I am especially anxious that your people
shall not be inhaled as to my identity
Trusting that you will give this space IN
your noxt issue, I remain,
Sincerely yours,
LAURA BRLLINI.
The lady who took the rolo was Louise
BraIlchi, Miss Bellini's alternate.
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TIE ! a
Meeting In p%l.tsbursh Yesterday What Ii

MNN .NFrI.n .H.ar Z bhius r. . N.hNH.IHf HHEt'
The Committee on Scale OF tho Ame.l.
can Association Of Flint Glass Msnuiac.
turera met q! tho M%ouongahela House, In
Pittsburgh, yesterday, but a private tele.
gram from there received last night said
that nothing was done but 10 formally
arrange into a scale the matter prepared
by tho commlt.eeor its uub.committees, az
described in yesterdays INrILLIayNcER,
This scale will DO laid before the Manu-.
f%aCturers' Association at tho meeting st
Pittsburgh to-day. Mepsrs. ecott and
Brockunier, Of this city, and Gorby, o!
Bellaire, were In attendance on the CON.
m!ttce meeting yesterday, md about all
tho glasa officials Of this part of the
country will 20 up to-day.
The Association has taken tho greatest
precautions to prevent premature publica'
ton oil the tcsls. It Is not probable thai
tho Associations mseting will end to-day
as there arc a good many conflicting inter.
ests TO DO consulted before the scale Il
finally sanctioned by tho committee as q
whole. 9a5,
A we'll known glass worker said yester,
day: "Do YOU suppose the man who Ia
making l LOO tumblers where another ID
making 420 10 going to let them cut dowr
the move limit on him ? Not much. See
his advantage in that line OF wsso hsl
given him a practical monopoly of that
trade, and he can't afford TO sacrifice 1t.
y 10 the came way with every one o.
those differences the INTELLIdsNCgR saya
the manufacturers arc kickiog about. ]
do no. know whether that Is all true OF
not; l do know there arc come differences
Some ofus wantedto sven things up at thu
laot convention, but the boys would moi
agree" SEGl f'fl
OF courao the Union cannot as vel
signify what ita action will DO, as II IL
not advised officially OF the demands tc
be mada upon 1t by the manufacturers
which, though very guarded on their part,
have leaked ont.
The Steubenvills Herald, In comment
ing on the 1N~TELLIagNCRR's publication
ssys: "As fer asthe Gathering boys wage
arc concerned, the Union has claimed tina
the shop should be paid by tho piecs To-
oil ware turned out; tho injustice Of thi
demand was sho wn Last week OF Beatty
whers 1.400 piecea weyo turned gu. ant
only 800 passed inspection, tho rest beinI
broken down. The 'gsaer' got paid fol
900, but tho rest Of the shop under tn,
now demand insist on being paid for l,40C
To correct elich abuaes "a thia Is the objec
Of the manufactured alliance.
Local officials Of the Flint Glass Work
ora say that the Union Ia unusually vel
prepared for q lockout at this time, as the,
have = largs Gum In reserve for the sup
port OF those wo,kmen Sho will 90 out
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MARTINS FERRY.
me hilis Running rrnmps Plenty-Dals
LemnsterS-Conl Fuel.

~ na'iis iiunnins-Frnmps plonty-Daisy
Lemnsters-Conl Fuel.
The Standard mill Is now running In full.
The Laughliu mill rcsu e operations este,d. ~
morullg. f ---TTT I'-NH '""us
Mr.s N opg. Of steubeuvillc, was In the civ
yesterday on business. W.
dhe q. L \ W. railto,d passenger depo. will be
icaay LOT occupancy this week. '''--
Robert Haughton returned homo last nipht inv,
a weeks visit 10 Eass Liverpool. No
MI, Michael Dobbins, OF PITTSBURGH 10 q, a.
city Intending to agalu locate here. = = ~.
For tic latest fall and winter stvles IN rooa a
ing ciothcs, go to +. Rub, merchant tailor.. Second
Tramps arc moro than plentiful, Tho mills ~,
gia.s houses and thu blast furnace here ayc o ruu
,c nyou" 'oe 'Ae PEDESTRIANS, aud they stick 10
The ever notorious, DAISY" Lemaste,v. =
ioeS-d up saturday night. being adjudged insane
ana WAS fent 10 81, Clalrsvllle yestrrdsy mnrnIrr,
70 await an examination as to her sanity. '"-.1
The class, composed OF a large number q, ,bc
i Tes' P pie,he aor I II ~, from 7:so to $3.50 a m attend:
tourse !, making Satisfactory progress, Tho H.
tssos uoes not k.en closed doors. but Ia Glad ~
nave anyone present 10 SEQ with what nisos ~
ure the pupils take is lessons. peas En
G Cnht!Gs tGls. y well-known employe at Tho
day morning that will make hin a crinn,sa w. ~.
and while at work In some wsv h M 'he s IsaS mils;
SauSnt under q huge. sheet OF iron, whi4iha s snnna
MS wrist edyewise and cut clear ihrouphI hon nssucs
sIonsI leaving the member hanging BY t the s 1aa
If : a out l iba1, m na., company % yesterday began clean.
Entirely lh Ia ,he mill, the sss Tos being sat usia ,S, coal
Inc Hatss that has beer pouring Out If tina gsory:
. iae so ada N io s,sSY ' asd G ~ s!ise,s, md MAKES Sias
u; G sr on ne impu 9 "coppctas' water WHEEL mSsiInt'y = !.
the YIN. {. U. has rented a ron, i, -
l IIal seb s,Ofk &c, if t tns purpose Of starring an IN In SSm
Wiling 10 Give III ins si1isi oGoiR IN ,s,sIns lasls, WIN b
sse OF charge, to al pupils desiring 70 cI les rni.l TS:
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Yov, sre, MKT,

Isn't there something very suggestive 10
this salutation OF tho bsrber7 There stands
Old Father Time, for instance, with his
scythe. VIVA. Of his harvestr Do what wo
will we can't avoid the inevitable. Life may
DO saved, prolonged, made happy by, physi'
cal comfort, be blessed by spiritual guidance.
be honored by good works, but It mas US
liilit ordained BY fate. The Old Reaper may
DO forgiving, no may BIO lenlent and partial
70 many notwithstanding eii' the s%e ep 81
down. YOU aIe reached ut last. He
calls "Ncxt," and passes on !, TO- o, ranks
know. We may know that he's about, that's
oil, by many signals. Even a minor af,e OF
proach, or clroni 10 ngony Of his slow but Ger
Tin coming. Neglect Of either only vel
comes his advance; precautlon and care
ward OF attack. What then Is the moral !
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Additional

CIncrNrAr1, o.. Nov. 2s-Florr firm. fnmilv
y 2sas 80: fancy So 6ias 50. whests scarce, irm ma
nlBher: NO: z red ~Sn51aSlc; receipts $500 bushels:
1000 bushels. Corn In good demand
ana higher; No. 2 mixed 50 I5lc, Oats strong; No. .
MD az Sc q ~ Rye st'ong: No: 2, e34seSe. Posk quiet
Gear = SOC wShisky steady; sales 1877 barrels OF
anisned goods on a basis Of 81 o5. Butter arm :
fancy creamery S0a3lc: choice dairy lSa lOc. Lin.
SEED OIL steady at 45c Sugar steady and quiet: hard
sedncd q. ~: New Ole ms 451a5kc. Eggs firm at
zoc { heefe quiet aud firm; prime to Choice nat
TOLEDO, Nov. Is -Whcat firm aud higher: cash
Sic: December Sl1sc: January size; 9ay S7Xc.
nih gun and easier; November l9%c: rccember
W.; Nay 5iAc Oats dull aud steady: cash s0c:
81. = white size. tloverseed steady; cash 81 e.:
December 81 OK: January 81 l21S: February 81 20
CInclNNAzl. O.. Nov q Hogs active and firm !.
common and light 50 41a5 o.: packing end buteh.
ers % ooa5 Is; receipts $50 head.
m'ddlinR aTH 80 "Au iuie''
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materials will DO iu,nished by the ladies leading In
ths work. II tho girls do not wish the garments
they can give them 10 tho poor, This Is 4 rara
chance for the giilk. All ara invited to DO present
next saturday afternoon al 2 o'clock. 5
Tns people Of the Standard Addition are keeping
upa terrible howl, and now hayo q petition In cir.
cu'aion. TO bs presented TO- Council at III next
meeting, for the r~enniring Of the Lincoln street
pump. This pump 10 always out Of order or the
people are always out Of humor. <
It was learned yesterday bv the authorities here,
that for the past i've days several unknown men,
and Az many women were keeping q river saloon"
NOR >weeney'A old brick yard. In a boat anchored
In tho river. THEFT names cannot be learned but
they have been running 4 "fat" business all week.
CHIEF smith. Of Wheeling, waa notified sunday eve.
ming as to tho state OF affairs. the officers hNrs hay.
Ink no power to prohibit tho evil. An officer was
sent from Wheeling. but would do nothing with.
out a Stale warrant The parties caught o I, to tho
cop and skipped, leaving thelr boat anchored III
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FOR MEDIClNALUS
NO EUSEL, OIL

cousl, in tho morning; tickling In The throat,
dificult breathing; quickcned rulsc; Rhor,ne.. o,
breath tIshsnts In the chest, S%lili!nOss In til,
evening fovsrshness thick cSpectoratlOn ovssy
onn Of these Is a symptom OF consumption
Moro than two, thirds Of all tho death, in Ansr,e,
arc caused by consumption Itis aimos. imro,sl.
bio to curc It In tho last stages. but 4. can readily 10
checked II taken at tho start. Physicians Alwan
recommend a rirc stimnlant, anil for this purposo
uothinghm equalct puGy's Pure Malt Whisky.
Tho celebrated physician. Henry A, Mott. ph.p.
E.c.s.. says; "Dnhy's rurc Malt whISkoy is fro.
from fuscl oil, authorizations or forcing ciupurluen
aud those qualities should rccoumnd II to publa
fayorn .IH. I,.IN.. Ha4#t ~ o.
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Too Many Carpets.
From nov until January LIST we offer
unheard OF prices on carpets in order to
reduce stock. STONE & THOMAS.

On Wednesday evening Of this week
will begin Tho grand Festivs! and Bazaar
by the ladies Of the Church Of the I'm.
maculste Conception at Alhsmbra Palace
Rink, which will be the event OF the 600.
son. The lsdies have been working like
beavers for some weeka in preparation,
and the results OF their labo,s will be
something surprising. The Knights of St.
George and st. John will each give IN OK.
hibit,on drill, and as there is plenty OF
room in the rink to mar@uvre they will
be able to show to good advantage. The
festival will be held until Saturday even.
Mayer's band.
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$50 CALMLY, you CAN'T WIN BY
FORCING
mrs. Margaret Clark's Advice to Lotter
Playors-Sho Won Sl5, 900, f

Mrs. Margaret Clnrk's Advice to LotterJ
Playors-Sho Won $4,000.
"since you will buckle fortune on my back,
To bear her burden whe'r | will or no.
must have patience 10 endure the load"
Thesa meaning lines Of Shakespeare
cana wildly to the MUD OF the reporter
Of the Pisayune, who called Thursday noon
at the office OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Company and was introduced to Margare.
Bteen, wife Of Thomaa CLARK.
The lady, who 10 q native Of Ireland,
county Fermansgh, YVES accompanied by
her husband. They held in their posses.
sion ono-tenth of ticket number 7l,4ll,
which at the last drawing Of the lottery
became entitled to the capital prizs Of
$3.50, 900. lr
II was in 1858 that the couple were mar.
ried. They have livsd happily together
and have q family OF six children, NIL Of
whom are full grown. Clark, who has
been q boaa slater by trade for thi,ty.one
yeasa, pursued the dutiee OF his calling and
Mrs. Clark attended to the affairs OF the
household. Both parents hsye been heavy
players in the lottery.
The husband, on the other hand, has
.eo ooen ua aAooAAt plhyeI Euu IHb only
been succeasiul once, drawing q prizs Of
$3.50. Mru. Olsrk's advice to her husband
has alwsya been: "Go calmly; you can't
win by forcing" ID
Speaking Of tho monthly drawings, Mrs.
CLARK statod that the ticket with which
she had just drawn the capital prize was
the tenth Of the kind that she had ever
purchased.
When the good woman was handed a
check for $4,000 on the New Orleans Ma
tional Bsak she calmly took it, proceeded
to the bank and deposited 1t for her sc.
count.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK, who have hitherto
been in ordinary circumstances, say they
will continue working but not trouble
themselves to any extent. They are, how
ever, proud Of their SUCCESS, but do not
believe in the uayiug: EVERY man is the
maker Of his own fortune, and must be.
in gome measure, the trumpet Of bis fams."
1887. DIV
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Tho uenwoGd Sn,l Works.

At a meeting held on Saturday the
nailers employed at the Bsnwood nail
Horko resolved 10 offer to the owners 6
compromise, agreeing to 20 to work daily
at noon and work till midnight. The
offer wss officially presented to the
o~iicialu Of the company yesterday, and
aftor ~deliberatioa accepted by them.
The factory will resume work at noon to.
day II there is enough gas in the pipes to
enable the factory to run. Yesterday
afternoon the flow Of gas was o little weak,
and it waa fenred in view OF tho colder
weather that the esate Of Affairs would be
as bad, II not worse, to-day.
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Tho Arrnytage Case,

No new developments were made st
Pittsburgh yesterday in the case of John
W. ArmytHgs, the confidence man, no
new victims having been discovered. Tho
auppoaition that 40 was tho celebrated
confidence man named Steep, OF Louis
vile, has been about exploded, though the
resemblance Ia sstd TO bs very strong.
Armytsge has retained ss his counsel
George B. Cochran, Esq, aud will buve o
hearing this morning. In convoraation
with Detective O'Mara ho promised to
give away all his accomplicss for immu-
nifty, and in return O'Nlsra warned him to
tell the newspapers nothing.
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Hrnce I'm.

You arc feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you arc bothered with head.
ache you are fdgetty, nervous and gen.
orally out Of sorts, and want 10 brace up.
BRACE up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for theft
basis q very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before,
What you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action OF
liver and kidueys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such a medicine you will find in Electric
lBitters, and only so cents a bottle at
Logan Co.'s drug store.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City, and Wheeling Folks
.. aug. .. AH-nnJ H.... " ...

Strangers In the City. and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Nelson Cecil hiss been elected Sec
rotary Of the Wsrwick China Company.
Mr.. Harry Dotey, OF Sssubenyille, was
registeredatthe McLurs House yesterday,
Mr.. J. R. Greer and family leave to-day
for Paeadena, Cal, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Britt have gone
to Texas to epend a year or two on his
plantation there.
Miss Carrie keesbory, OF Altoona, Pa,
will be the guest Of Misg Jennie A. Smith,
st 2l32 Market street, during the coming
week.
Mr.. Charles B. Smith, a prominent citi-
zen and Republican politician OF Parkers.
burg, was in tho city awhile yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Bob Hosse, formerly OF tho B. & o.
ticket Office force in this city, now in
chsrge Of the ticket Office at Bellaire, is in
Chsrleaton visiting his parents at the
Hotel Rutfner.
Gov. Wilson dined the judges of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals and OF the
United States Court, with other prominent
officials OF the State, at his residence on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. George Heard, Secretary of the
Natural Gna Company Ell West Virginia,
who went to his home in Pittsburgh to
spend Thanksgiving, returned yesterday
to look after come special bueineas.
Dr. Robert j. Reed, tho City Health
Officer, aud Miss NJ. Loui1s Butler arc to
be- married tomorrow afternoon. The
affair will be q very quiet one ut the home
OF the BRIDES parents or Twelfth street.
Misses Laura Hoop and Laura Neal, Of
Wheeling, are the guests Of Cora Neal, Of
the Second ward. Misses Lucy Startling,
Of Marietta, and Lucy ssadler, OF Wheel
Ing leland. are guea.s of Bellsire frionds.-
Bellairs Tribune.
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No Reception to DO Give,

Owing to the serious illness of Mira
Frank ]. HeGrne, 1t has been found necps.
sary to recall what few invitations had
been issued for the reception that ghe in.
tended giving at her home at Leather.
wood, out the National road, after the
Lsughlin.Me wedding tomorrow even.
Ing. The reception was to hsye been but
q email affair, the guests being limited to
the bridal party aud O few OF the brido'a
most intimate friends. Tho wedding will
take place at St. Matthew'S P. E. Church.
Public Square, at 1880 o'clock. There
will be ample, police protection to avoid a
crush Of outsiders.
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Simply toprcscrye
health, to provide
against sudden do.
rn,,pcmnntg nftlIa

system lrnmwlith
arise sudden and uC,te pains, which, by keep
Ing the proper remedy at hand for Isc, are
cured at once md permanently. But to get
back to the barber. Mr.. WillcttF Cook, pub
Usher of the Courier, Canajoharie, N. y,
under date of February 10, 1851 relates the
following incident: ''Thos. hickman, u
prominent cololed barber OF this village,
suffered several months with rheumatismi
he was unable 10 stand up part ofthe lime and
attended to his customers with difficulty.
Having been myself greatly relieved by the
great remedy for pain, l advised him to try
II. lie was rubbed three or four times be-
fore dinner. When he left his shop he was
ms spry as ever in his life. lie says he
danced n Jig. 81. Jacobs Oil cured him Us 1t
cured me, ind he Is tho happicst man in the
town. If three applications will cure o
chronic case Of rheumatism and induce n man
to dance n jig, which arc fncts, tho Old
Reaper willoilen be fooled. "Next"
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"A Big Police Court.

There were thirty.si1 cases heard in the
police court yesterday morning. OF the
whole number only three went to the
workhouse for n%on.paymsnt OF fines. The
aggregate collected IS penaltieo was about
S277.. This Is tho larges. docket ever dis.
posed OF since Mr.. Thompson became
clerk, the next highest having been
thirty.two shortly after hiH election. Capt.
Smiths force never had but one larger
array of cssss in court ut one time, and
that was last Christmas, when there iorty.
three cases on tho list. List night there
wero but two manga on the docket Tor this
mornings court.